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Comparing Things in PhpStorm III

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: comparing, PhpStorm

Comparing entire directories in PhpStorm

Read more | Comments (0) | Sep 20, 2018

Comparing Things in PhpStorm II

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: PhpStorm, comparing, files

Comparing two files and observing the differences in PhpStorm

Read more | Comments (0) | Sep 18, 2018

Comparing Things in PhpStorm I

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: PhpStorm, git, comparing, files

A look at comparing a file with previous versions in PhpStorm

Read more | Comments (0) | Aug 31, 2018

Scraping, Parsing, and API Use III

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: scraping, parsing, API, cURL, PHP

A generic cURL function for getting content or raw data from remote sites

Read more | Comments (0) | Nov 08, 2017

Updating Multiple MODX Settings in Code

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: updating, multiple, settings, php, code

Using a snippet to automate the process of updating multiple settings

Read more | Comments (0) | Jun 23, 2017

Updating MODX Settings in Code

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: settings, updating, php, code

How to update various kinds of MODX settings in PHP

Read more | Comments (0) | Jun 14, 2017

Creating User Group Settings in Code

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: user, group, settings, php, code, creating

Using PHP to create MODX User Group settings

Read more | Comments (0) | May 31, 2017

Creating Context Settings in Code

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: context, settings, php, code, creating

Using PHP to create MODX Context Settings

Read more | Comments (0) | May 26, 2017

Creating System Settings in Code

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: system, settings, code, php, creating

Using PHP code to create MODX System Settings

Read more | Comments (0) | May 22, 2017

Using MODX Settings in Code

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: setting, using, code, php

Using settings in the PHP code of a snippet or plugin

Read more | Comments (0) | Apr 29, 2017




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